How to Select a Power of Attorney to represent you before the IRS

This video explains what what a power of attorney is and which type of tax practitioner can be appointed. This type of power of attorney is used for IRS representation. These are: Enrolled Agent (EA), Certified Public Account (CPA), and Attorney. How to select a power of attorney? In order to appoint a POA, Form 2848 must be completed and filed with the IRS. Both taxpayer and representative must complete and sign this form. Once the 2848 is accepted, the representative can then communicate and negotiate with the IRS on behalf of the taxpayer. Who to select as your power of attorney should be based on your needs. The video will also provide a few tips to choose your POA.

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LEGAL DISCLOSURE: I am an enrolled agent and an insurance agent. Once someone engages me for services, and based on individual circumstances and additional information, I am qualified to advise on tax matters. The information on this video is based off rules and IRS guidelines at the time of taping, therefore, they are suggestions.